Scott Morrison faces two choices about Novak's future - but both are a ...
Damned if they do, damned if they don't: ScoMo faces two choices about Novak's future - but both are a 'lose-lose' with serious consequences Labor frontbencher Kristina Keneally says Novak Djokovic saga is a lose-lose Ms Keneally said it came down to a lack of planning by the federal government Visa bungle makes Australia look like 'a bit of a joke' on the world stage, she said World No.1 was freed from five-day detention following threats to cancel his visa
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Labor frontbencher Kristina Keneally says the Novak Djokovic saga is a lose-lose for the federal government, as the fallout over his immigration detention and visa issue continues.
The opposition home affairs spokesperson says the rigmarole over the tennis star's visa comes down to a lack of planning by the government.
The World No.1 was freed from immigration detention on Monday after a Federal Circuit Court judge ruled a decision to cancel his visa last week be quashed.
Following the court decision, which the government says was 'on a procedural ground', Immigration Minister Alex Hawke is considering whether use his discretionary powers to cancel Djokovic's visa.
